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2023-08-03 16:00:00 | Cisco Talos discute des défauts dans les routeurs SOHO Post-VPNFilter Cisco Talos Discusses Flaws in SOHO Routers Post-VPNFilter (lien direct) |
Au cours des cinq dernières années, l'entreprise a signalé et atténué 141 avis, englobant 289 CVE
Over the last five years the firm reported and mitigated 141 advisories, encompassing 289 CVEs |
VPNFilter | ★★ | |
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2023-05-17 00:24:27 | Les logiciels malveillants transforment les routeurs domestiques en procurations pour les pirates chinois parrainés par l'État Malware turns home routers into proxies for Chinese state-sponsored hackers (lien direct) |
Suivant les traces de VPNFilter, un nouveau firmware obscurcit les pirates \\ 'Point de terminaison.
Following in the footsteps of VPNFilter, new firmware obscures hackers\' endpoints. |
Malware | VPNFilter | ★★ |
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2022-04-05 18:17:00 | Anomali Cyber Watch: AcidRain Wiped Viasat Modems, BlackMatter Rewritten into BlackCat Ransomware, SaintBear Goes with Go, and More (lien direct) | The various threat intelligence stories in this iteration of the Anomali Cyber Watch discuss the following topics: APT, Information stealers, Phishing, Russia, Ukraine, Vulnerabilities, and Wipers. The IOCs related to these stories are attached to Anomali Cyber Watch and can be used to check your logs for potential malicious activity.
Figure 1 - IOC Summary Charts. These charts summarize the IOCs attached to this magazine and provide a glimpse of the threats discussed.
Trending Cyber News and Threat Intelligence
AcidRain | A Modem Wiper Rains Down on Europe
(published: March 31, 2022)
On February 24, 2022, Viasat KA-SAT modems became inoperable in Ukraine after threat actors exploited a misconfigured VPN appliance, compromised KA-SAT network, and were able to execute management commands on a large number of residential modems simultaneously. SentinelOne researchers discovered that a specific Linux wiper, dubbed AcidRain, likely used in that attack as it shows the same targeting and the same overwriting method that was seen in a Viasat’s Surfbeam2 modem targeted in the attack. AcidRain shows code similarities with VPNFilter stage 3 wiping plugin called dstr, but AcidRain’s code appears to be sloppier, so the connection between the two is still under investigation.
Analyst Comment: Internet service providers are heavily targeted due to their trust relationships with their customers and they should harden their configurations and access policies. Devices targeted by AcidRain can be brought back to service through flash memory/factory reset. Organizations exposed to Russia-Ukrainian military conflict should plan for backup options in case of a wiper attack.
MITRE ATT&CK: [MITRE ATT&CK] Data Destruction - T1485 | [MITRE ATT&CK] System Shutdown/Reboot - T1529 | [MITRE ATT&CK] Exploit Public-Facing Application - T1190 | [MITRE ATT&CK] Supply Chain Compromise - T1195
Tags: AcidRain, Viasat KA-SAT, Russia, Ukraine, Germany, target-country:UA, target-country:DE, Wiper, Modem, Supply-chain compromise, VPN appliance, VPNFilter
BlackCat Ransomware
(published: March 31, 2022)
BlackCat (ALPHV) ransomware-as-a-service surfaced on Russian-speaking underground forums in late 2021. The BlackCat ransomware is perhaps the first ransomware written entirely in Rust, and is capable of targeting both Windows and Linux machines. It targeted multiple industries in the US, Europe, the Philippines, and other regions, and Polyswarm researchers expect it to expand its operations. It is attributed to the BlackMatter/DarkSide ransomware threat group. BlackCat used some known BlackMatter infrastructure and shared the same techniques: reverse SSH tunnels and scheduled tasks for persistence, LSASS for credential access, lmpacket, RDP, and psexec for command and control.
Analyst Comment: It is crucial for your company to ensure that servers are always running the most current software version. Your company should have policies in place in regards to the proper configurations needed for your servers in order to conduct your business needs safely. Additionally, always practice Defense in Depth (do not rely on single security mechanisms - security measures should be layered, redundant, and failsafe). Furthermore, a business continuity plan should be in place in the case of a |
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2022-04-01 14:09:48 | AcidRain Wiper Suspected in Satellite Broadband Outage in Europe (lien direct) | FortiGuard Labs is aware a report that a new wiper malware was deployed and destroyed data on modems and routers for KA-SAT satellite broadband services, resulting in service outages across Europe on February 24th, 2022. The service interruption also caused the disconnection of remote access to 5,800 wind turbines in Europe. According to security vendor SentinelOne, AcidRain wiper shares similarities with a VPNFilter stage 3 destructive plugin. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Justice disrupted the VPNFilter botnet by seizing a domain that was part of the Command-and-Control (C2) infrastructure. The Russian-connected the Sofacy threat actor (also known as APT28, Sednit, Pawn Storm, Fancy Bear, and Tsar) is believed to have operated the VPNFilter botnet. Why is this Significant?This is significant not only because a new wiper malware was used in the attack but also because the attack caused service interruption for satellite broadband services in Europe, including Ukraine, and 5,800 wind turbines in Europe were knocked offline.Also, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the FBI released a joint advisory on March 17th, 2022, warning of cyberattacks on U.S. and international satellite communication (SATCOM) networks. What Happened?According to the statement released by Viasat, a provider of KA-SAT satellite broadband services, the attack occurred in two phases.1. On February 24th, 2022, "malicious traffic were detected emanating from several SurfBeam2 and SurfBeam 2+ modems and/or associated customer premise equipment (CPE) physically located within Ukraine and serviced by one of the KA-SAT consumer-oriented network partitions. This targeted denial of service attack made it difficult for many modems to remain online." 2. Then, the company started to observe a gradual decline of the connected modems. Subsequently, a large number of additional modems across much of Europe exited the network and they did not re-enter to the network. The statement continues as saying that the attacker gained remote access to the trusted management segment of the KA-SAT network through a misconfigured VPN appliance. The threat actor moved laterally through the network and ultimately sent "legitimate, targeted management commands on a large number of residential modems simultaneously. Specifically, these destructive commands overwrote key data in flash memory on the modems, rendering the modems unable to access the network, but not permanently unusable."The belief is that "these destructive commands" refer to AcidRain wiper malware.What is VPNFilter malware?VPNFilter is a IoT malware that was first reported in mid-2018 and targeted home and Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) routers and Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices. The malware is not only capable of performing data exfiltration but also rendering devices completely inoperable.FortiGuard Labs published a research blog series on VPNFilter malware in 2018. See the Appendix for a link to "VPNFilter Malware - Critical Update" and "VPNFilter Update - New Attack Modules Documented".What is the threat actor Sofacy?Sofacy is a threat actor who is believed to operate for Russian interests. The threat actor has been in operation since at least 2007 and targets a wide range of sectors including government, military and security organizations.One of the most infamous activities carried out by the Sofacy group is their alleged involvement in hacking "networks and endpoints associated with the U.S. election" in 2016, in which the FBI the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a join advisory on December 29th, 2016.What is the Status of Coverage?FortiGuard Labs provides the following AV coverage against AcidRain wiper malware believed to have been used in the attack:ELF/AcidRain.A!tr | Malware Threat | VPNFilter VPNFilter APT 28 | |
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2022-03-18 12:43:23 | Russia-linked Cyclops Blink botnet targeting ASUS routers (lien direct) | The recently discovered Cyclops Blink botnet, which is believed to be a replacement for the VPNFilter botnet, is now targeting the ASUS routers. The recently discovered Cyclops Blink botnet is now targeting the ASUS routers, reports Trend Micro researchers. The Cyclops Blink malware has been active since at least June 2019, it targets WatchGuard Firebox and other […] | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2022-02-24 15:03:29 | Threat Advisory: Cyclops Blink (lien direct) | Cisco Talos is aware of the recent reporting around a new modular malware family, Cyclops Blink, that targets small and home office (SOHO) devices, similar to previously observed threats like VPNFilter. This malware is designed to run on Linux systems and is compiled specifically for 32-bit PowerPC... [[ This is only the beginning! Please visit the blog for the complete entry ]] | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2022-02-24 11:34:25 | New \'Cyclops Blink\' Malware Linked to Russian State Hackers Targets Firewalls (lien direct) | Russia-Linked Sandworm Group Replaces VPNFilter With New Malware | Malware | VPNFilter VPNFilter | |
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2022-02-24 10:42:00 | US and UK Warn of VPNFilter Successor “Cyclops Blink” (lien direct) | Russian malware is designed to compromise SOHO devices | Malware | VPNFilter VPNFilter | |
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2022-02-24 03:57:49 | US, UK Agencies Warn of New Russian Botnet Built from Hacked Firewall Devices (lien direct) | Intelligence agencies in the U.K. and the U.S. disclosed details of a new botnet malware called Cyclops Blink that's been attributed to the Russian-backed Sandworm hacking group and deployed in attacks dating back to 2019. "Cyclops Blink appears to be a replacement framework for the VPNFilter malware exposed in 2018, which exploited network devices, primarily small office/home office (SOHO) | Malware | VPNFilter VPNFilter | |
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2021-01-19 18:25:55 | Hundreds of Networks Still Host Devices Infected With VPNFilter Malware (lien direct) | The VPNFilter malware is still present in hundreds of networks and malicious actors could take control of the infected devices, according to researchers at cybersecurity firm Trend Micro. | Malware | VPNFilter VPNFilter | |
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2019-01-27 14:39:00 | Japanese government plans to hack into citizens\' IoT devices (lien direct) | Japanese government wants to secure IoT devices before Tokyo 2020 Olympics and avoid Olympic Destroyer and VPNFilter-like attacks. | Hack | VPNFilter | |
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2018-09-27 03:30:00 | VPNFilter Router Malware Adds 7 New Network Exploitation Modules (lien direct) | Security researchers have discovered even more dangerous capabilities in VPNFilter-the highly sophisticated multi-stage malware that infected 500,000 routers worldwide in May this year, making it much more widespread and sophisticated than earlier.
Attributed to Russia's APT 28, also known as 'Fancy Bear,' VPNFilter is a malware platform designed to infect routers and network-attached storage
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2018-09-26 18:09:01 | VPNFilter\'s Arsenal Expands With Newly Discovered Modules (lien direct) | Seven new modules discovered in VPNFilter further fill in the blanks about how the malware operates and reveals a wider breath of capabilities. | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2018-09-26 16:35:00 | VPNFilter Evolving to Be a More Dangerous Threat (lien direct) | VPNFilter malware is adding capabilities to become a more fully-featured tool for threat actors. | Malware Tool Threat | VPNFilter | |
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2018-09-04 07:00:00 | BrandPost: Unidentified Devices Leave Networks Vulnerable (lien direct) | As organizations embrace digital transformation to improve operational efficiency, IoT devices-including industrial and medical IoT-are being deployed at an unprecedented rate. This rapid adoption of IoT is one of the primary reasons why networks are in constant flux. New devices, whether physical or virtual, are continually connecting and disconnecting from the network, and often then reconnecting somewhere else. And to do their job, they need immediate access to applications and networked resources.Internet of Things endpoints are growing at an unprecedented rate, reaching an installed base of several dozen billion units in just a few years. While most people imagine digital cameras, printers, and smart appliances when they think of IoT, it also includes medical IoT (MIoT) devices, such as infusion pumps and heart monitors, and industrial IoT (IIoT), including valve controllers, temperature and pressure monitors, and manufacturing devices. This trend hasn't gone unnoticed by the cybercriminal community. While there continue to be high-profile attacks targeting traditional IoT devices, MIoT and IIoT devices are also increasingly being targeted, such as the recent Triton and VPNFilter malware attacks. | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2018-07-19 11:16:00 | IDG Contributor Network: The router of all evil (lien direct) | We spend a lot of time researching and highlighting the dangers of IoT devices. Cameras, DVRs, thermostats, light bulbs, and even refrigerators, connected to the internet may be vulnerable to attacks and exploits.Still, there's one IoT device that everyone owns and, I'll wager, the vast majority of people forget about: the router.“The box,” as my parents call it, typically is happily blinking away in a forgotten corner of the house and left alone for years. These home routers recently became the target of a Russian malware campaign using what is known as “VPNfilter” malware. | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2018-07-17 12:05:00 | Cybercrime tactics & techniques Q2 2018 (lien direct) |
The last quarter is likely the last hurrah of the campaigns and attacks we've been seeing over the last 6 months. What comes next may completely change the game. Check out our latest Cybercrime Tactics & Techniques report to find out more about what you may encounter next quarter.
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CTNT report
Tags: adam kujawaAdam McNeiladwareChris BoydcryptominingcybercrimeexploitsgandcrabJerome SeguraMalwarebytesMarcelo RiveroPieter Artnzransomwarescammersvpnfilterwendy zamoraWilliam Tsing
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2018-07-13 11:41:05 | Ukraine blocks VPNFilter attack against core country water system (lien direct) | Russia has been blamed for the cyberattack. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-07-13 08:09:02 | Ukraine \'s SBU Security Service reportedly stopped VPNFilter attack at chlorine station (lien direct) | Ukraine ‘s SBU Security Service reportedly stopped VPNFilter attack at chlorine station, the malware infected the network equipment in the facility that supplies water treatment and sewage plants. According to the Interfax-Ukraine media outlet, the VPNFilter hit the LLC Aulska station in Auly (Dnipropetrovsk region), according to the experts the malware aimed at disrupting operations at the chlorine station. […] | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2018-07-13 05:33:02 | VPNFilter Malware Hits Critical Infrastructure in Ukraine (lien direct) | The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) revealed this week that the VPNFilter malware, which it attributed to Russian intelligence agencies, had targeted a critical infrastructure organization. | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2018-07-12 19:12:03 | Ukraine Says It Stopped a VPNFilter Attack on a Chlorine Distillation Station (lien direct) | The Ukrainian Secret Service (SBU) said today it stopped a cyber-attack with the VPNFilter malware on a chlorine distillation plant in the village of Aulska, in the Dnipropetrovsk region. [...] | Malware | VPNFilter | |
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2018-07-12 10:00:00 | Ukraine Security Service Stops VPNFilter Attack at Chlorine Station (lien direct) | The facility's process control system and emergency-detection system were infected, Interfax Ukraine reports. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-18 17:00:00 | A week in security (June 11 – June 17) (lien direct) |
A roundup of the security news from June 11 – 17, including a look at online privacy for children, an exploit kits update, and how law enforcement is coping with cybercrime.
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Security world
Week in security
Tags: crypto miningexploit kitslaw enforcementnet neutrailityprivacy childrensecurityvpnfilterweekly blog roundup
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2018-06-13 16:15:01 | VPNFilter malware still making waves (lien direct) |
We take a look at VPNFilter malware, which is still out there and causing trouble for certain models of routers worldwide. What is it? And is your device on the list? Read on.
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Tags: malwarerouterroutersvpnfilter
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2018-06-07 13:28:03 | Cisco Talos: VPNFilter malware capable of stealing data, infecting IoT endpoints (lien direct) | Malware dubbed “VPNFilter” that initially targeted small-office, home routers and network-attached (NAS) storage boxes is spreading globally and affecting more devices than previously thought, extending its reach to endpoint Internet of Things (IoT) devices and into networks to which they are connected, Cisco Talos researchers said...Read the whole entry... _!fbztxtlnk!_ https://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/550677282/0/thesecurityledger -->» | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-07 12:37:03 | VPNFilter malware now targets new devices, even behind a firewall (lien direct) | The VPNFilter botnet now targeting new devices from other vendors, including ASUS, D-Link, Huawei, Ubiquiti, UPVEL, and ZTE. The VPNFilter botnet is worse than initially thought, according to a new report published by Cisco Talos Intelligence group, the malicious code is now targeting ASUS, D-Link, Huawei, Ubiquiti, UPVEL, and ZTE “First, we have determined that additional devices are […] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-07 11:00:02 | VPNFilter update: More bad news for routers (lien direct) | >New research into VPNFilter finds more devices hit by malware that's nastier than first thought, making rebooting and remediating of routers more urgent. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-07 02:42:03 | Prowli Malware Targeting Servers, Routers, and IoT Devices (lien direct) | After the discovery of massive VPNFilter malware botnet, security researchers have now uncovered another giant botnet that has already compromised more than 40,000 servers, modems and internet-connected devices belonging to a wide number of organizations across the world.
Dubbed Operation Prowli, the campaign has been spreading malware and injecting malicious code to take over servers and
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2018-06-06 21:21:04 | VPNFilter Malware Impact Larger Than Previously Thought (lien direct) | Researchers said they now believe the malware has infected twice the number of router brands than previously stated and that the malware packs a much deadlier punch. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-06 17:53:00 | VPNFilter Poses Broader Threat Than First Thought; Endpoints At Risk Too (lien direct) | New research shows the router and NAS system malware affects more vendor devices as well, Cisco Talos says. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-06 15:42:02 | VPNFilter Malware Adds Capabilities to Exploit Endpoints (lien direct) | 
VPNFilter, a botnet-controlled malware that infects networking devices, was first documented by researchers from Cisco Talos. McAfee Labs also published a blog on May 23 with some initial information. In our last post we discussed the three stages of infection and the devices affected by the malware, and how it can maintain a persistent presence …
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2018-06-06 14:23:02 | VPNFilter Targets More Devices Than Initially Thought (lien direct) | 
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2018-06-06 11:51:03 | VPNFilter Can Also Infect ASUS, D-Link, Huawei, Ubiquiti, UPVEL, and ZTE Devices (lien direct) | The VPNFilter malware that infected over 500,000 routers and NAS devices across 54 countries during the past few months is much worse than previously thought. [...] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-06 07:47:02 | Destructive and MiTM Capabilities of VPNFilter Malware Revealed (lien direct) | It turns out that the threat of the massive VPNFilter botnet malware that was discovered late last month is beyond what we initially thought.
Security researchers from Cisco's Talos cyber intelligence have today uncovered more details about VPNFilter malware, an advanced piece of IoT botnet malware that infected more than 500,000 routers in at least 54 countries, allowing attackers to spy on
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2018-06-04 13:20:02 | VPNFilter Continues Targeting Routers in Ukraine (lien direct) | Despite their infrastructure being disrupted, the hackers behind the VPNFilter botnet continue targeting routers located in Ukraine, which is believed to be the campaign's primary target. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-02 12:21:02 | Experts believe the botmaster of the VPNFilter is attempting to resume the botnet (lien direct) | Experts from security firms GreyNoise Intelligence and JASK and GreyNoise believe that the threat actor behind the VPNFilter is now attempting to resume the botnet with a new wave of infections. A week ago security experts and law enforcement bodies reported the existence of a huge Russia-linked botnet tracked as VPNFilter. The botnet infected over 500,000 […] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-02 09:00:00 | 5 Tips for Protecting SOHO Routers Against the VPNFilter Malware (lien direct) | Most home office users need to simply power cycle their routers and disable remote access; enterprises with work-at-home employees should move NAS behind the firewall. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-06-02 05:00:00 | The VPNFilter Botnet Is Attempting a Comeback (lien direct) | The VPNFilter botnet that was built by Russian cyberspies, which infected over 500,000 routers, and was taken down last week by the FBI is attempting a comeback, according to telemetry data gathered this week. [...] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-31 20:41:05 | Why the \'golden age\' of cyber espionage is upon us (lien direct) | Researchers at Cisco's Talos intelligence unit have now expressed high confidence that the Russian government is behind VPNFilter, a malware strain designed to usurp control of small office and home routers and network access control devices. If you doubt VPNFilter's capacity to fuel cyber chaos on a global scale, please peruse the FBI's recently issued […] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-31 03:00:00 | FBI Warning People To Turn Routers On And Ofpff Again To Halt Spread Of VPNFilter Malware (lien direct) | The ISBuzz Post: This Post FBI Warning People To Turn Routers On And Ofpff Again To Halt Spread Of VPNFilter Malware | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-29 17:33:00 | FBI Urges Reboot Following VPNFilter (lien direct) | The ISBuzz Post: This Post FBI Urges Reboot Following VPNFilter | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-29 16:17:05 | Reboot Your Router to remove VPNFilter? Why It\'s Not Enough (lien direct) | With the recent report about the VPNFilter router infection, the FBI has advised everyone to reboot their router. This article explains why this is not enough and that more steps are needed to fully remove the infection and protect your device. [...] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-29 14:15:00 | FBI Warns Users to Reboot All SOHO Routers (lien direct) | Everyone with a home router should reboot their systems as a precaution in the wake of the recently discovered VPNFilter attack infrastructure. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-28 23:30:02 | FBI Shut-Down Of Russian Botnet With “VPNFilter” Malware & Why Underlying Exploit Remains A Threat (lien direct) | The ISBuzz Post: This Post FBI Shut-Down Of Russian Botnet With “VPNFilter” Malware & Why Underlying Exploit Remains A Threat | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-28 20:26:00 | A week in security (May 21 – May 27) (lien direct) |
A roundup of security news from May 21 – May 27, including Mac cryptominer, the results of the crackme, bad coding habits, Emotet analysis, and much more.
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Security world
Week in security
Tags: bad coding habitscrackmedreamcastemotetrussian router botnetvpnfilterweek in securityXMRig
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2018-05-28 19:08:02 | Researchers And The FBI Work Together to Take Down the Russian VPNFilter Botnet Targeting Home Routers (lien direct) | Researchers and the FBI are working together to take down the dreaded VPNFilter botnet composed of hundreds of thousands of compromised devices. For several months, there have been rumors and vague warnings about highly skilled adversaries targeting critical infrastructure. Last week we learned some details about the warning, why you might be impacted and how […] | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-28 12:26:01 | FBI Attribution of \'VPNFilter\' Attack Raises Questions (lien direct) | Information shared by the FBI on the massive VPNFilter attack in which more than half a million devices have been compromised raises some interesting questions about the connection between Russia-linked hacker groups. | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-25 21:00:01 | Warning Of The VPNFilter Malware (lien direct) | The ISBuzz Post: This Post Warning Of The VPNFilter Malware | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-24 12:42:00 | Everybody reboot! VPNFilter Malware infects 500k Routers (lien direct) | Newly discovered malicious software dubbed VPNFilter has infected hundreds of thousands of routers and network attached storage (NAS) devices globally and could be used to steal sensitive data or wipe out (“brick”) the devices, the company said. Cisco’s Talos research group warned on Wednesday that newly discovered malware,...Read the whole entry... _!fbztxtlnk!_ https://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/547842974/0/thesecurityledger -->» | VPNFilter | ||
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2018-05-24 11:58:04 | VPNFilter compromising 500,000 routers (lien direct) | A newly-disclosed malware infection has compromised more than 500,000 home and small office routers and NAS boxes. Researchers with Cisco Talos say the malware, dubbed VPNFilter, has been spreading around the globe, but appears to primarily be largely targeting machines in the Ukraine. “Both the scale and the capability of this operation are concerning,” Talos ... | VPNFilter |
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